distro/adaptation: skip tpm-udev on non-Debian distributions#557
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Map tpm-udev to tpm2-tools or equvalent on non-Debian distributions. tpm2-tools is a core package which brings in tpm2-tss as a dependancy, which provides the functionalty of tpm-udev, specifically the creation of user tss, and the udev tmp rules. Signed-off-by: Frank Ranner <frank.ranner@intel.com>
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Map tpm-udev to tpm2-tools or equvalent on non-Debian distributions. tpm2-tools is a core package which brings in tpm2-tss as a |
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thanks for the patch |
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Map tpm-udev to an empty string on non-Debian distributions to ensure the package is only strictly requested and installed on Debian. This prevents adaptation scripts from failing when the package manager attempts to find the equivalent package on other distributions.
Other distros incorporate the contents of tpm-udev in tpm-tools, etc